First Friday receptions 4/2/10

Aartful Rose

Paintings by Sikeston, Mo., resident Barbara Ashley Ross will be on display.

631 S. Sprigg St.; 332-7673

Edward Bernard

The third annual "Sculpture on the Green" exhibit at Edward Bernard will bring visitors outside to see locally sculpted artword from Matt Miller, Paul Schock and more. Reception from 5 to 9 p.m.

107 West Drive, Suite D; 332-7733

Garden Gallery

New jewelry on display and pottery making sessions for the Empty Bowls Project.

835 Broadway; 332-7123

Arts Council OF SOUTHEAST MISSOURI

More than 45 artists from the Visual Arts Cooperative will stretch their talents to cover the walls in all three spaces in the Arts Council of Southeast Missouri. Members have also set up a Fine Art Minis exhibit with smaller pieces set at smaller prices.

32 N. Main St.; 334-9233

Global Cafe

The first joint show with art work from the Cadmium River Group and Cat Ranch Art Guild will be on display in three rooms.

1315 Broadway; 334-7955

Black Door Gallery

James Thurman's whimsical, illustrated interpretations of fairy tales and nursery rhymes will be on display, with a reception from 5 to 9 p.m.

124 S. Spanish St.; 225-7734

The River View Room

Three artists will display art work in a show entitled "Eclectic." Elizabeth Coffey, Kaitlin Hastings and Lindsey Holman will have art in the third floor of Buckner Brewing Co.

123 N. Main St.; 334-4677

The Crowe Gallery

Kyle Gereke and Aaron Picar will display and sell their original photographs to raise money for Summit for Someone.

13 S. Spanish St.; 334-7110

The Artist Studio

The Artist Studio will be showcasing "Acrylic Paintings," created by Patricia Murphy and Tonya Yancey in previous workshop. Visitors can sign up for "Pop Art Portraits," the next workshop. Reception from 6 to 9 p.m.

38A N. Main St.; 573-651-4464

Annie Laurie's Antiques

An outdoor concert by Jefferson Fox and odds and ends on display and for sale.

536 Broadway; 339-1301

Mollie's Cafe

Photos of landscapes and landmarks in Southern Illinois from Thomas Azzarello of Carbondale, Ill., will be on display.

11 S. Spanish St.; 339-1661